The Sun. — London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00

nisi - tre• The demand for two, three,' and four Tickets of, the same Number swal,oA s up a -., great snatet;l thn — Lot tet y;t he v rders pO,l tlUal all t arts 01 the LTE;itt,l K ingtlon) to ItottNSlY"al4 Co.'s Odices, eeed their Inuit icingitine .110ANSBy and Co. hake seLured a :goodaAsortinent ,:t and Snar,s, which they hUpe wlil pro% ous 10 11 , 0 „e Who ti,,hour uim with their Coloal tuds. T:!ey, oeg . .elVe to state_ to those ptj.ohs thlt a ..kl•ap,,ottitheat may take plact, if the porct ; ase is postponed I , q.) Gong. " 14'rtday ',.ceeic is tne.grand day. Nu. 2t, C,,rottill, and St. Margaret's Bill, borough. ~ - - South N[oltoa.street,G.o`~Ci~ka:yua'C L0N001 . 4 : Prii:ted b} RI. N.l‘. Is, N •:rf, atm I'L blisi ni by W k-t, LIAM AR mi Gi,.;A SC R I - pps, -•_.ak the Sus-OFFICk, NO. HY, bLr tid, w here, A;fivt ,i.stinenls, Orders 19r the Paper Letters for the Editor, sex, (postlaia), must IN addrt;-fis2(l 4 POETRY. TO TiIE HANIEsT NA I , \ IC THE WOXD. , . Thrice happy Brit. I. reeitur,l's dhosvn seat Pride ut; the aid virtue's sate re; :eat ; Where native worth holds forth the . ready hated heav'n-born chanty, to niess tit:: land; Where Tyrant over is totally unknown, Whrre'rall rej,,i,:e, or . none unneeded groan ; Where every virtue's' in a Monarch crolin'd, And all the land's a Paradise around. DreadtAl reelie I Survey our neighbo'_lrs all, The bi a who•dourtsl - ,, and the just who 1 ; Treason tri,tn'oitant 1 t3ltt ieta viie unturPtil aid de.boiatz the world Then halan,e with a view.ol I.l ! l:ain's state, tt nurse of 111 hat',. good, and ell that's great, :Writ encourag'd, dfrogauce•sui3prtss'& l , , ranks proteded, ev'ry ill redress'd; A Aeconarch reigning` in a nation's lave By tqual laws he never abuire; Vatr of and King, endearing anu endear'd, or firth- years, of exc.lllerice rcyer'd ; Then tell us it no real cause there be" To celebrate this Nloll4l7<th'S jubilee On Sunday se'nnight, a hi 'icrous circumstance o,:clared in the Cathedral of Carlisle. - • The Mayor and C;•.ri oration having attendcd divine service, as is L it .tomary, be;ore tree eh mon ot . a new ;.‘l.iyor,' the Ch, , rytt was crowds d In every patt..—W:a - 1 1 the Q rgap s• "Fe Lenin, it.c cdttgiega;ion were .-surpti:d at the proto , .utt siletice observed by the cliorister,7-itothing w s to t e ; t•ard but the rich and ittiptesstve tune-s of t hat. hatmoh , ous insttla- Mttitt-r-no voters LCC+,[lll ,, tticd it as t t-u,t), ci L .Authing hymns of pranie to •their Creator. —bull , t and still • he lintute-robec4 ttenlr,y petsisted itt . their lence. find, upial inquiry that their bar 'tuitions throats wid (IC mute till tnetr salary is 'increased, 4). (is. per .:nituin, oeing the precise built they .at irre sent get for their attendance. bilice tlleveigtt of Henry VIII. no 'augmentation of their p.:y place ; though it is a tats knowti, tii.o the re venues at the Church have nicreased_tentuid In v.ilue Since that Frid ty evening, as Mr. Dennis,: of Hatislsqu ,re, Sloane-street, wa, returning home on - horseoacit, hts bore by accident got a‘.!.'kly tr,no torn at Queen's 'Bhp Turnpike, and • galloped immediately . away to-. wards his srabks. icitow un the roast perceiving the circUmmance, ran atter tlitt atiiniai, but sckin. lost • Sig i of it ; he; however, pt-rsi-v. red iii 'Jur-unit; and inqU‘ring alter it, until he got in of it s,l"' in a boy near the other of S.,, , aner ti•at•thei.orhe had gone in'a datec.tion for Hans• sqoaie, whet' the fellow proceened, and tumid the anitoOtanchng at the stab.e door, where he niuuntedhin; reining .the 17.1 his nag had thrown. Mtn, having t - ).-eu triginened at a stage-coach ; roe away with the nurse, and bas not since been-heard 44. - Ott the 29in ult.at day-1 gin, the Venerable sailed from the Dowt.s tar her station oti Yinshing (Atter hav_inglat clod Lord.Chati.ain and his. on the ev` , tong of the haa)e day; standing in throe i the Do , ,riu passage, the weather t . c.-0, daik, thick misty rain, 'ail at onLe she was found. to sin,al her water (olive fathoms, Wnich tut the pilot, woo charge of the ship, - quite oat °l_ his reci,oning, and be declared -his ignorance of t the shys,piace. Cap. tail , King immeitiattly oider'ed the. nest Our to be let g,. ; at this ,time the wind tteslicned, and Dtchkers ere set"' close / to the ship. - The ship • having, way, the atichol; was scarcel) to the ground Wore she parted---+lre ststall as then ~el go, which patted—she:Vtt e struck ;• Inc tint shuck eas tied away the rudder j lioJing .her striking very heavy, and iiiaking water in the hoed very rim, the, all,1•1111Ztn toasts as ordered to be Cut 'away , the guns .0 , 1 rOli-dt'ins 09 - 04 n overoo.,rd, order tolialiten the ship the walei at tiiis time burst ilsc spun-room hatches open, amid tilled the ollop deck evely m.ide lot as,istance ; but the bleok7 ers which silioutided the ship, the darku,ss.ut: the night, reverited essel coming •tiedr her.- She now began to 'settle, and wa, by tinu-t ,h en up for lost- tog a great mail w,-use„ oho Li, idles) on hoard (,oioteis' Ca, Lon King crtt.ien the 10 he towered, and to tuakr_evety Div ut fort to ,save • their liveS. da n of_ breaking„ the - hut! as discovered. Cap - taw Star a ' • trnitiechAtely ordt tea the btiats.with the iodic, iu rnalse'ior the spore, which, I amilappy to say, they • reached . Wistist the crew were thittno)eLli io getting a sail under the ship' notto:O, ~,d - working at.the pumps, nothing hut the Cool anal peisetSrind conduct OA he Commander 'could have It was iu this peitlous crisis the .ss oral of a brave saitor was to be tieen ; :11.14 PC% wen bt-11,-.1 1 ii More fir ne,s and nbediert4 e. The Lwly ut Capt. Codrington, contrnie),l by a .Nits 3 St , each, was . on hoard ; a fired el' teuraie I rtllucwe was sat be - four.. d.—The Venenable is now. in the basin a! Flushing, 1 , 0 stop her leaks, and••is otdeced to the None, when most probably bile will pirocced.LO Chatham to be ducted-. Oa Tuesday • lost, Mr. Bartholomew Johnson, of Scirborou,;ll, a w tail known 4111 highly respettyd tou sical en,teted' the Itidlit yt ar . ot i his age. The antoistrates-, ciergy v and a numetous. cucie of .0 gentieineo dined with Imp at-the i , r ec id i Son's Hati, and eonraihlatvd Inns oil the, t yullt. Ode, composed by his triend SHIELD eispressty hot the oce:tsion,, was suer . , t itit cxecheiti rtic ct j and several catches, glees,. and . itnrsiCal perturataikcs succeeded, in w loch the gond old lu.iil bOre . a part • Whit much •.ivacit y ; mid the couviVtality of the kept up to a late hour «lth list! gratification that music, wine, and friendship could SPOR7ING NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOn! ) , MEETING, 1609 MOt X). t OCTO:)EP. i 6. One Third of a SUOi'l pion of z a. each, foi.. 5-yf. olds carry inglst. bib b yr. (11th 9St . 31r). •13. C; SUBSCRIBERS. Ld Grosvenor, Ld letaey, ntr • Shelley," Sir C. Bunbury; :fir VAnsulart,t.nt; aveninn Mr. vViisnn, I).ot Wel, Au. rein) if, Lt t, LtlStaNell, Ld LoAtitzr, 6en. 6uwer, Sir C. Mr. Lake's b. 4. by GobannJ, out of a Jister . to Chester. Bst. y iu. a s ..i Mr.. 1 1 ,AnsiiLareb Or. 1. Out of gr. 6111.11ue 2.10. .A:). M. '2L,164. 11 lt . I.ll' ow - ink:l' J l ut, 9st ichst C . Fad SlAr t Bst Zit). First 14.:11 U 1 Ao. I,,cgi. 14 It. Mr. %t y..anant's Catypua, 4st. bib. agst Major Wilson's Ail M. Lt tuit.:ys Sst. 510 ahst Mr. Craven ' s Vklack 014'1101,n, Sst. lIU. Aci.,ss Lie Fla:, 100;.-;s. , itursittiit'a 1 1,0wv1,1,... ..tgs! S r Web ster's t.. 1 g LaA, r_sr. kJ. 1. j0u66.-.--10 De rude by Get:in.:men. 1) ut rvuti.inteq,u; c. Volucris, Sst, 61b. ,gst Sir B. 1. raliaul's 511, 4 :to. .ts ,1 it. 1,4 ahst .111, ZlitiiiO4 0 . 41. 7 . 10. C. 3,11 .1',%.:.); 1 vhf ahst alf..Saralivsee-lr ' S Davtd. Bst. 5;0. ea,:n. AU.- C.' lUJVCAIUCY "I of Rutland ' s &Orator, Sst 4io .An. Ai. 4,05,. 11. lt. - • Ll Jai Wit'. u. L. 1 . ..pc, 1.A.: ;cgs froll) Mr. Aut.ciii, 0) °Wt. 421 431a1rf tO 1';011tt, Sak. ../....A;: b s 11. It. TUE'zDAY Fifty Puue.ds for 2;yr old car. ) 41b. and ales bat. Trvq-)r *Ad Cous.e. w o ceiiitak us loops. each, P . , it, bar. 5.0. c.sch. Two yt Ul~t t )Ur:s Mr: WOhltim's eh. c. by Sorcerer. uu t [aunt ttl Lurd 144.cy a br , ui a ItQckingliam mare. Sis. i kepear'6 Flarvo,ratL.s, I)o6clVcr, 05t.,4i0 f vtu Lultree, ,VI,. *J., 0 I.,iirUols, 7 +; , . y. 1,. 1 - 1) bat. • Vt.) I, Si 11, It. C...“.1144“0. f..al La' ruiey'4.. Spa. war", JaLbvllic'b ,:AA Mr. 4 - I,.klieW i b TaUfll, Sat. it:'ll. • 3,t1. C,A,.0. vt,l: -igst r. W. W:.II.~E_UIY -khc Virt• , 4e.100t a rei,e•. , “; z..c. 1 / 4 ),:tvber ()atland Stakcfi. is. ICe,S 1 i it Cit..lAlCd i -SiJoS,RtBERS Ld jersey, D of Ru;1..,,.,, .‘lr. - Wil,son, Mr. Craven, Ld Kin. Nil oir), I 1 G. llsboribe, D. of Gra Sir C. l'urtisfi, ;qr. sir I. Shelley, • Nlr. • .r.09, Sir C-. 1.41 Ld (.r. Mi. NI, m " Ln Stawe,l, 1.0 i.i. 11. (...tv4aull4ll, Mt Wstt- . ;ion, Mr. l'a)rie. The Town ;'late of j.)1• tor 3-yr vitt. 7st. 41b. 4-yr olds Bst. 4i r olds Ssi. • tib 7 , b-y (.i(lai 9,1..41 . anti cs A tsi gst 4t.b. .v.. C, •Lo iI. „v Wtitter-latir,"Sst. 41b. agst Me. *WW1:4111 3 6 t 41,c), .70t 4111. Past 1141 ut .-kb. M. jobs. Tiatikt - DAY. • Lci I.o,vther's Loiterer, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. Kellermann's ,C.s. , ck j etvo, 6,t. zio. 1) 1. h. It. Sir G. 861. S. apt en Gower's Mirth, Sir !. Shelie)'s use, 9i.. 710. agst Mr. vs . I3ut Non jat. 1 ntot ~_tit tat tio. M. io.-gs, h t t • - Mdjur Mt, .k.uniew's Itiorn, Bst. 71b. Last jxi of L. C ko,3gs h it. Uilby consent. t.tn.:Y LA ole)'s Agnes, v,st rulb Agst Cen Grosvenor's Trump, S)t i tic yr) ~; uucttr, taog). 1% . /: th.t x3So...gut tcl . vCr, 7)1. r .10. IWo )r vitl Coltrbe, loons . Mr. Sti-tkra,dearc:b I iarptitidt,b, B,t 12. a. ,exst• Major %Va. butt's tflotiVl, iit.;4o4S the Flat, wogs. DUNI HU ES RACES. MONDAY, Ocr. 2. A Match of t.i ty Guinei.s. Two Miles. Sir Ch-r1e...; Doo,las's b. c. Palafox . - Lord M cat r ,' w ric'3 br c. by Waz,7 • - -ro,s a most excelknt race, d afforded much sport, haviosa ctt t aitie.: only i)), 11..11 a ne:.k. Same Sweepstakes ot togs. each, for 3 and 4 years - old. l we Sir Charles Portglas's•hi ca Palatox Lord g. t uv oerll.4orough z oy j.... 414 13Ui1 - dr '1 . 1 ; Vc 1 y e„,God farting, the odds were agait:st ealalos. Fifty Pounds for,3 4 )c,irs old. Two 'miles. „ , • I orn f. by_ i la>pnietontao • , .1- Act:4l . 4 Ceter otr.,.rq iiamnbletoluan 2 , 2 c. t. by 1,1,1 • - . • dr `The lisl It ..c.roieste.;; as very iti differctai.i 414. TUESDAY,. , - The Purse Of -tvcA Two miles. Lord Stratenno.re's b. f. by Coh.inder - - I I - Lord Odrw,Ao.n', it. Arcnduke - - 2 2 C. 3 3 A very good 14‘..d .uurit he,as were: won by kiss tb.w. neck. THURSDAY, Fifty Pound s fur 3 aad 4-) r nuts. Three tulles. Mr. Francis Cotlis3n's-g. c. St. And..-ro 2 r I,A-a I. - I 2 Z c. V;itriot . '^ . • 4 3 3 A c..yita , C Ica it,!af Was contested neck to A :oaLdi to, bal. was ran fur bt%vca the ac.rts.' Mr. Ilknkier,,on's 5,y „. Mr. rut‘t.i's - - .• Yesterday; John A)cher,one of the Ttirticey4 of the,li:nig's ' Bench Pre“) , .; was' indicteu tor a i o;sittit tt,', .11,cniird Coombs, an Apoiliecary,iin Geor.;‘ . rdw . ,' • Biacktriars road.--71t a,,,,ea . ..eit in-it n.i the Irh ul D,:ceitrietlast, !Ile I ) Ctr, - tC: . ..a , n - a;3, mlillliii/f1 ,. 1.1 to attco.i:t persoo:, Who:W.:h cXi I et.eiy .3,11.11/.1 11 3' Oc.`ilcli:i he aCcOnt;mnieti hie triess,mg7tc, a Mr. Rogers, to . • • , ttie pri;on ; the Detentsatst was as that tine on duty ). Thursday•last,being the centenary of the founda- 1 Mr. lingers was onnnitcti ...i.o.hout4titficuitj', but t - h tii,n ot the Eketer-.charity-schoots, v,,k3 ielebt%ite , l in i 1111'. 1:ootob, attetn,,swg to toi,,w. iii ,ii, ,Archer, that city with . pvendiar ti 4 distinctl ,, n. At itall- I ‘vithout saying a ..ord, . strock L:iii a blo ~ on 1::..; ' - past ten, the Bishop wet the I\l:iyor, Alderm i en, .1 stomach, winch, tor .00ze it . lie, e 1 ,r0, , e,i I:itn-oi it tool Chatuber, at the Guildhall, WI; e t, aiiii.w, re as- i senses ; 4)lt rectivering sofri,li--iii to s t •cn....,. he de-': ocrobleil the • benefactbrs clad suit-cnbclrs, toi;ether,.. niatided Of the .I.Yeltii4dasii ~ ..'Ly he. s'irot:i.. Inin ) rro with the chit& en now 'edticattilit the sathols.. At - which tite,otiter ter hed,`,` 'Y'ou are Dr. C o o:-.:,hs, and' ele‘eh o'clock they 4.yalki d troth theuce. to the ca-, ii is ihe Nlarsharsurilers you should not. be at.s . tnit it-d thek.tral. r i t he cathedral was- I iii - oogtd with specta- . into the pri sot:2' ' '.l" he Prosee• , tor , ty , Liu i , a . feeiiie . tots in every - part i-- and, as Ihe proces,ionce4;teted • • . old wan; si,:ar 70 ye its s us . age. tinditig•htiiis.:eithi gr.4-.:it. - Ihe gri-at west door, the-tine tad-toned organ opened '. Pahl, it 1 ito,,,c, 1111,1' lailWklliaely tll,lCie :.ii.l , :jl iip... with Handet's gratid liwielujah !"fhe`Chiltliets 0t j. pl:oatin , s to ills s,o;nzic'n 6... it h lin el - IL:11r anti t xter the sesbool.s being arranged thi'rott, of the altar, the natty, iru, he 411u , ,.;11t ! „%ould pievent 3;iy)fl .. const - service C , Jaialelleetf, and t ! :•e Lord Bishop delivered queocearising :i • •til the ‘ I : .i,iiit - filo ./., Ili! oz,id•receiv 7 a must excelient.and inipressitie d;scourse, app;tipri e,:•; eitiir time physrti or the hi w, litiWeVer, ita the ate to the occasion. The service being coi:Aided, course of :tie night, 010lig:a nil Vi; , ;:•:}I sil:l5M, atid the procession returned, In the s,irne - order; tot.ite other remedies %sere Inoti&it "jlecess :fy asid testicle:4 Getldliall, whet, duitag the interval, tour lung , to, which had tile etSect Ot-' 7 entir.fly r in..Vitlg !he tables had bent spl'el in tli , ;* hall, at which the spasms; ,the eiterOas iss...akS..ot, ‘iolesice - retnai:ts .d. chitdr,ll, on their arrival, were seated, aou plesits- i visi tie for a cois,su:-...au e length at time. fully regald Wall roast beet and plumb t iuddlng. Tile Jt.ry I(Arld use 11,- te., taittTlinilly. `l",ne subscriber. and tienetactOts titcn retired t i the 1 . 1. e Cu AI,,MAN ri. pton,itisd iiis coodua very hotel, ;(4 partake of an exceiteut dinner, at witsen stiongt,Y,to., tne Co .l s..!srchceti hint to pay aline the I..)istiop prcakicd. , , ; of . l hi. winch he itnniediAtely paid. SCOTCH AGRICULTURE. CURIOUS eilLetlL4rlol.V. RAST LOTHIAN ItEPORT FOR SEPTED,MEtto, , A human being .s suppo,ed to consuthe annually ... The greatest part (if September • -was onfaVotar- 1 th e produce 01 tit hek arole,Chan three aild one eighth ' ahle for harr.st . . work, which wit. only caused the i acres of land 5 hathcly, halt a:; Acre for • bread, one-, crops to surer i.Q-nunieraus instances, but also in- I eight Of ditto for beet, cycles' &c. On,: filtiet'll 'ditto ' creased Ihe expeoces of t he lart-ner. considerably: I for vegetat?les, am! twt) :mil a hall ditto pit hnal- food i Duriog the first t t dais of the mouth, either rains .1 39 stone of wilktlJ each person, on au avera,;c pupil- • or close foss almost cOnstantly pr .c filed. After that/ i- lation of ten upsilons, is • compil,ed to devoui -.• It is period; a week Of good weather was received-o:u,', estnuatl.- that !bore are in Zogiond-and W‘deS - the remainder oh the mouth etas so variable and un- 1 1,759,000‘b0r5 , -.‘s f - labour and ;Tleasiire; arid tint . ' steady as to leaveino-Cli work to beNpeiforined in the 1 they, wth- colts :Sic. .64e. require lur I.llor strOirt succeeding . one. Owing to. these, circimistance4, a I 7;500,000 acres (>t land. ~111 the county of lilitiiie-.:- 1 4. 1 • . ~ good eal of the winter-so%,'n wheat is sprouted; 1 sex the natii:her•• of taxed pleasure horses, in i7v9- . wlitch must necessarity les-en its k ., aie 10 the con-,1 teas .18,260 3 for agricilliure, • &C. 12,709;----Cothl i_i t surer very . woe,. Perhaps the crop of wireatn ,30,975. 1,4. - ' this district, taking it as att hole, will be more pro-. 'fire metropolis con.urnes butchers meat to the ii ! .alive., in point of measure, than last•yeai, though .t. all - WWII of svi,tit - i ittilliotis sterling anatially: Avai • doubts are entertained whether the flour• inanufac- - 1 , fed tor the London inarqt is stated -to wiititilve.a'S ,- ;, turgid from it will tie so souNd or so beneficial to the ,- mueli tu!'ilt us .wou.d ~niake a . hdndisi.it ,weight .lot intinufaclorer as s 'a then experittoce:d. • A w ant of . cheese. , 'bile, putiber 01 sheey in Loglianci . .. tinsi. s , inshine to makurate and ripen the grain was severely ! Wales, according to. the evLietice 6 1-0...-n u n,,.pas t .i i c.- , f-lt this 'sea , ,•:n ; and when to this:as added the on- ' tile WOOI bill, eY.,:e.,::li lolly wi“16 , 4, , Of ,Anicli, ' fortunate circuinstaoces nod r witich this crop wasii 1. ,O I,,cluilii or,:e to.illS tii halibs, atioUt lifle:::•li LOii 7 :!: .. . harvested, it wilt be fokinal that there is reason to ' ltoiL ate K 1 lid atniilail... dreal a deticienkli of (he cifstartary siipplirs, e.pe. PropOrituu . of tau,: cultivated for different purioies''' cially as the stock in 'hand at the couitnencem nt of iu Eiil,and and \Vales ' harvest was much below the risu.it quantity. Batley, oats, and beans may be as average crops, particul of t the early varieties. Nearty tile whole of these Articles ate Cut; belt a coesidera ble Jop.,rtion 'of , them remain 1i the field ill a very exposed state. Tb• besineSS of carting the crop 'ft out the fi Id to the stack-yatd has hi, hi - ni been execs- . sve - 1- severe. Upon some farms the damage d6ne . to the grolind by the horses atil Carts employed, is greater titan ever:'known, particuhtrly where grass seeds were sown with the crisp. ' The clay soils, :in tact, ,ire complete!y saturated with water, and the stonmer (allows, in every •histance, arein such dread ful condition, that small hopes can ha'reasOnably en tertained of feeding them this season in a husband- - man-like manner. Turnips, except in a few instances, have a poor appearance, andliotatbes, on all the heavy soils, ate not abot e half a crop. The almost continued .wetness since the' first of. Aligust ruined the pastfres,, ca6itig - grass -upon the fields to welt, as it were, away. Lice stoi k, there tore, hai , •e not improved in the slightest tnimnef for some time past, nor, can further improvement fly cx pected at this advanced period of the seas+.b, con-. sidering the wetness of the ground, and-the scanti--; , nessot the pa,tures. .Prices of cattle and sheep are rather looking down, and perhaps wi4 cortlinoc.: to decline till the grass stock is diSposed of, v.ben mar kets, from the general scarcity'orgreen winter. food, may be expeeted to take a different ,:treetion. A full supply-of grain, beans excepted, .has now appeared at market ; hot so much of it is in imper-:' f e d condition, that none 'but 'weekiy purchases have: hitherto been macie Old wheat is a scnrce a r ticle, ...... _ acid, of co4)rse, in gre:it•dehtand, eien though prices lia%e lately advanced 25 per.cent.; :but new wheat has a heavy Sale, of it being tit for the manu facturer. 03ts have ,already fallen in ,price; and, should the opland:idiraritts of Scoclaod favou,:ed with good , Veattrer:. in , 03 .her,.,th..t , value, of , :this gredii be still turther reduced.---Sept. 30. MIFARSI-II . RE ItEPORT VOII SEPTSNIBUR. Wheat Acres; • 3,160;,;00 - iisi I,:y ~nd Rye - • • • .- . ......•, .80 i,ooq, , ... , Chive!, s , ;)e. Cirass, Sec. - - -* '" ~. 1,1,9 .. ,,..)...,3 , Icouts ALIU L.: abbit6e, cultivated by the plough to s,rcLo • fallow . - - . . :;, ,,. 7;7 , r , . 2129 r i,:,.ce - 116 V ki rolll4ll ' 4. • . . . , .3 .1 ;C6). Nui,,try (.; bands • - - .; -- " S. 0.0 o 1- run acct I.',..iciten Gardens, cuitivdted by tke strati& 4 - ;;,,•_ , ,,,: Pic.istne 64•anats ' • , , - • ... • I j i c., 4., Lana depasturea by Cintle 17,. . ~ , i. 7 9.: Q 5. , _ 11....8e ttpws, eueses, and Woods .... .. 1,144; .Pry W-a ) s, Waters, e‘t:. " - .. • • .. .1547'i.auu , . -_........ . , .. ..„. , Conirnons and Waste I.3nds 11..tal Acres in England. and. Wales. . - . . The total amnial produce of 46 gib,.ooo a c re; j 5 "-• e~ticuate(l• 126,7'4t0;0001. co,its i horse-keep, 50,2110 . ,0001. lea.in g:a r t ; anotl'al„ net hferease' iti ; :v.ll%.l: on ale- i•roduce'ot. land to the amount of 70 uulliutis sterling ; the lastididra and 'tales 13, iILI-Ceit; turiners W,V have fieein-nrade at period'. infinitely At pr4:ictcV;tite'• pre.cut. • - • The first two.N.;,:ecks of tips precious month' were very tih' e• -• tt. Clf 11t t) • feq, in Cqn•iid il,y, the vcatticr Was so c.; , - andk‘artii, that ;.tte. Most I periti, ions eTis-cts,‘ , . - ycre dre.,:ded . lo tile crat), and in someldettet• cxped'icrcett by molt tarrn.l . S. • crop .has suillticd most froin the nutnidit‘ lit the weather ; many . ileitis, ,bot 4 cut .and uncut, wee iuncii sprouted,..and on most sot . light .soi-is the straw a. : sutned a black:ertd cplocr, Li) • . sonic' instances, greater than -Listyear. . in, such ca'ses, Itki crop • is etor.ent'ely detective in, • quality and quantity ; and it Is only tioin.-strong cilayes-tands th , t good grain t?s' produced. A small prtion,sown latein toe -season aster and st.itie spring :heat, are least aif,..cted +kith bad , I v,eather. • , O a ts have a ilealthy appearance, and promise to t. be the best crop this st! , ,ison. Bit hy is complained' ot a, light And unpreductike. Be.tn, also a6.mtned {4 a (Laek abiiut the beginekng ut the t i t olith,, anti ‘ire do•Mted to be ot ba.i The weather, since the 15r., has been moctly.': mitt and dry.' G.11,-rally tike harye,,t 1 about t hiee-tourths done, about one-tt.ird .in ()ti c , Inc wintry: \ Ca . tie markets are rather brisker, and in grain little is duitig. .1 September 30. 6 ,4;3,0 su.FoiLy P.. , .. , .... .......-.:....1 . POLICE. MAnLBoot7G - u-STHEET; — A man of die narn , :.or abothei - yestel'oty with dell - 110W n 8 a N.:vottt,itt' ot t;,C Popiesi‘utte, itistm:bce3 :yr the Llttle-Gtv Lot ttsy. " It I )peal'eci, statement of the ID7os:cutrik.; Vito N • Wife of a Cructestnap 1:1 Towel -S, feet, Nl:irtitt's-lane, that slie J.,cl Rist up:war,:s of t Otis. lotlety, ai u.cr I : .e t 2ts vt Sty , etnbri site I,,surcci a, nu:1:11:1 , 4r, ;br winch -,'hZufg - s, to rect:,ive tett guitreas it s':,c;titd j,)11 The, D euctat4 \;:a3 the inati rnott.ey; John Foy, tide gfacyr, took tht. Defendants ‘.t.f Gusto iy at the te, Horse, w lutcuolo•slre,:t, thr-y hit -,;ihea,' the OiliCer 14)0 1) ;• theta litto . 5.41T.1y:,, apd et,Ztd ,flit:iv book., Ti," •••vos Ft? thot;' , .to SOttwe;;t. ;;e A:oe .1 : ;.I.T LICH A EL. , ; --- I (.1 y jaeol, 2 . Creole, - WA's exablined,,iklzg e...lk.arged, by Air. pt .24 k.uttrilg "iiYiU *Ws stiCtp, tru \ n!tlf pretence of vistal.aiticles .mil. jets ellrt}r. 6..m.d5, and taking L. o,;prtunity, wiffle Ulf, -- so ifit what at - Mit:Se \tete (.t , A.. Other ch.,trge/ I; fi 17 - ,alst I'4 itotter, and :he witouimoi,l6.l . , ..1144.1 Ell CROO , IGSF , NO, C,CrOAER t ' . --- Arrlvedthe Purnyti.,, A I:Lls:',,ns4, fr.:ln Quebec. 111111 ii.). LatZly, the I.LaZ) of George Simpson, Esq, of Cavendish. , square, ut" Moncia:,, at Ptintonville, Mrs. A. Granycf a Sou. Ul6 D. YESTERDAY. • ~ :5t.,.1.,, 260: ex. (iiy. , India Stocli,'t,BS N. pc :: ;pc ( e,dt. 99 4 . ! Inui... iionti6 735. 4: - . pr. 1rs!) 5 p= Cent'. • • i I.NcitFq. Btlfs, 75.'1146. pr. 4 c ei t_ tn,l 1211 4 ex. di". t• Dill 0111, :;t1 Lt . ,(1 07 ;, 1 •.:, Qx. div. s 1 toperial 3 per Cent. ...,,,to Con, o 6 4 Ditto Ann. 1..i . ..0, , , 1 ..;•.:1 , . i 3 i 7:. 1E41,15 ex: 'C:ms. for t3th , liVit. 68 0 MARRIED. On ThursdaY.,the . sth inst.. at the Parish Church. of Mug; by the Lord - Bishop ut Derr, Robert Ogilhy, of Outlive-Ift io tiie county of Londooderry, Esq. to 'Miss Scott, clatti,4 ll - . ter 'ot ',lnes Scott; ot tilsbarough, Esq in the sante' couhty. Sa r . ay last, Edward L. 1-larinsworth, Esq. of the 11,1 x. East Lana Service, to NIJos tioflulania, Geor g e Hatton, Esq. ' o f I.li:tnni,;tfon, to •.li?s Any.A:a is ages, ot Monmouth. S at Alton, riants, John S. Taylor, EF 4 l* of ;lar i .itar-streer, Red-tion.square, to Ntisi Gunner, of Ai!' tort t l'est . ercla% at Mary le. bonne Churcli, the Rev. 'Cl.tilde s ,r licitt;,to Miss T,.rin 4 ; te- Lhe iat,c totiti DeVoilshire-plaCe. , The ssiose Inoi.iony,„ at St. lanaes's Church, S.Sroith, to • Lutil4S. SMilii, . Esq. of Kilcomenoo, in 111. 1 : K; rg's t.-outity.,. Sarah Vv . -v.:Make, of titti'(l4allOttr of .I‘tho Westlake, lace of Delviric, ir& the v,oulity (1 ' • 't)it 11 - ',c , !lng, the ult. at n2 , r C a t_ .. %Nay, :he Hon. Ftre,Jl, eldest son •of . th e \Lir; eldest daugh , er ni Ivint L.sq. of 111,yr , e, in the County of ..). • On- Ttprs:lay Ins . t, in his year, lohn Esq. a • • ..;. st, 'aged 25, Mr's. .la.ne ArmiAer,,;pf ihfry:St. Lnoninci'ii, ietfCt 01,Gcncral ,rmiger. On N-1(1, , :ay, at. Slietfieikt, 4i:V:4II(XCI ,axe, Mrs. Peecl -rzt!LA 03 ?dr. !tin, wholif 5tr47 . 4 20 survivc(l lervnytqiics,.. • , ()111 . 13,,sad)Triro 1' I)orotiy •~Cil refs of Iffe , ll4::t Srt :\TK.::'IO . Ivowe.s.l;l<..nt. of re . nwii`rne:-Hottv• W;lic.r.tici.d.. on in.: ilith Nlar-b O, " rmAti, ` - o Fluilay , gl I.l.!nt'riancMilk:r",Ltlie koy,ll